Affiliate Disclosure
Last updated: January 1, 2026
In accordance with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission's guidance on endorsements and testimonials, we want to be completely clear about how this website makes money.
We earn commissions from qualifying purchases
Some of the links on Sarah Wellness Corner are affiliate links. If you click one of those links and go on to buy a product or digital plan library, we may receive a commission from the seller or affiliate network. This costs you nothing extra — the price you pay is exactly the same as it would be if you had found the product yourself.
Which links are affiliate links
Affiliate links are marked with the rel="sponsored nofollow" attribute and open in a new tab. Where a recommendation appears inside an article — such as our "Recommended Resource" section — we say plainly that it is an affiliate link at the point of the recommendation, not only on this page.
How we choose what to recommend
- We recommend tools, materials and resources we have used or researched in depth.
- No brand can buy a positive review, ranking position or placement in an article.
- If a cheaper or free alternative — or simply better brushing and flossing — is the better answer, we say so, even when it earns us nothing.
- We remove recommendations when a product's quality or support declines.
Why we use affiliate links at all
Research, expert review, photography and hosting all cost money. Affiliate commissions let us keep every article free to read and free of intrusive advertising, without letting any brand influence what we publish.
Your choice
You are never obligated to use our links. If you prefer, search for the product directly — our articles will remain just as complete and useful either way.
Questions
If anything about our disclosures is unclear, email sarahwellnesscorner26@gmail.com or use our contact form. Related reading: our privacy policy and disclaimer.